Photo listing : route signs
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Toucan Crossing, Walford Road, Ross on Wye Destination on the sign but no indication of how far it is to Hildersley.
Sign directs the Bridgewater Way onto the right hand fork - which leads to some steps #88334. It is far more sensible to keep to the newly tarmacked towpath.
Sign for walking and MTB routes through the grounds of the Château de la Grande Filolie (location approximate)
The route ahead should be signed as a cycle link to the busway route - but in fact it's closed for Northstowe construction at the moment.
Signage for NCN66 at a toucan crossing across Prince's Way, plus an entrance to the Jacob's Well underpass.
The sign for Little Horton and Marshfields on NCN66 is at odds with the one in the distance straight ahead (seen at #110463). Maybe you can go both ways.
The stainless steel sign for NCN66 at Bridge Street is very difficult to spot, and directs cyclists the wrong way down a one-way street.
A Sustrans sticker leading the way to the National Cycle Network through the car park at Sandal & Agbrigg station.
A sign for the West Yorkshire Cycle Route directing cyclists along the A65. There didn't appear to be any cycle facilities on this road.
A route sign for Tanshelf Station, a race course, Xscape and Castleford on Stuart Road, seen from Sessions House Yard from where there is a path connecting to a pedestrian crossing on Stuart Road. A further sign on Colonel's Walk continues ... [more]
A sign for some cycle parking, although I couldn't see any outside the station where the sign is pointing. However, there is cycle parking inside the station.
Poor signage on NCN 68. Where the canal goes through the Foulridge Tunnel the route over the top is not obvious and several junctions are not signed.
Signs visible through the trees for various destinations not mentioned at the top of the ramp. Anyone getting this far probably already knows where they are going. Plus an awkward barrier to get around at the bottom of the steep and narrow ... [more]
The access ramp from the Forth & Clyde Canal to the Golden Jubilee National Hospital, but nothing on the signpost to say so.
Signs for the Clyde Coastal Path, but not NCN75, outside the entrance to Gourock station. Only some of the poles have a blue stripe on them.
Signs on shared-use route between Truro College and the Royal Cornwall Hospital - not mentioning either.
I was surprised to see direction signs for HGVs on these country lanes, the largest vehicle I passed was a courteously driven delivery van.
Signage at Whitrigg. In addition to the destination signage, there are signs for NCN72, faded signs for the Cumbria Coastal Way walking route (now no longer endorsed by Cumbria County Council) and brown signs for what looks like a Roman-the ... [more]
Distances to Anthorn and Carlisle, next to the transmitting station. There's no actual road junction here, just a farm track.
A sign on the outskirts of Bowness, in the style of the local signage, but with themed destinations.
Directions at Easton, and then the rain started. It looks like the Easton sign arm has been replaced, while the rest of sign is an original. One of many such signs at country road junctions across this area.
Signs in Kirkandrews, including for the main NCN72, a loop to the north, and some that faded out. The main destination signs are a frequent sight in this area, and are useful for their regular updates on the distances remaining.
The end of the shared footway around the A689 roundabout and back onto the carriageway heading towards Kirkandrews. But first, a corduroy 'hazard' tactile strip across the path.
A route sign for NCN72 on Burgh Road, not facing on-coming cyclists from any direction, not visible from the junction, and not giving destinations or explaining what HCW is. According to the Sustrans website, NCN72 is now routed into Carlis ... [more]
Confirmation of route 72, although NCN72 no longer comes this way according to the Sustrans website.
A battered Sustrans sticker is all that is there to indicate which way to turn at the path junction at the top of the steps. Although OpenStreetMap shows NCN72 routed this way, checking the Sustrans website reveals that it is now routed via ... [more]
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